Rising living costs and recession fears are causing Americans to reduce auto and home insurance coverage, with significant rate hikes expected in 2025 by major insurers.

Connecticut attorney requests DOJ meeting to address systemic consumer harm and anti-competitive practices by major insurers in auto body and post-disaster claims.

Explore how rising U.S. property taxes impact Gen Z homeowners, increasing affordability challenges amid high mortgage rates and home prices.

Explore the 2025 state-by-state analysis of cost of living, housing affordability, and rising homeowner insurance premiums driven by inflation and natural disaster risks impacting the U.S. market.

Liberty Company Insurance Brokers launches Liberty Naranjo in Northern California, expanding employee benefits and property-casualty services as part of strategic growth backed by a $100M credit facility from JPMorgan Chase.

Middletown faces scrutiny over unclear public spending and infrastructure planning, while Rhode Island Medicare Advantage plans drop key hospitals from network, impacting patient costs and care continuity.

Study reveals significant growth in payer-operated physician practices in Medicare primary care from 2016-2023, led by Optum with market trends linked to Medicare Advantage penetration and regional factors.

New Jersey proposes substantial health care premium hikes for public employees in county, school, and state sectors, reflecting ongoing cost management challenges.

New York faces significant Medicaid funding cuts due to federal policy changes, risking health system stability and coverage losses for millions. State budget challenges and hospital financial strain are imminent.

In 2024, US health insurance premiums rose 6% for individuals and 7% for families, with significant state-by-state cost disparities affecting affordability and market dynamics.